SAP Build Work Zone administrator types are divided into three levels: company, workspace, and area. Each level has a corresponding role collection that needs to be assigned to the users who perform administrative tasks at that level. The company administrator role collection enables users to manage the overall SAP Build Work Zone service instance, such as creating workspaces, assigning workspace administrators, and configuring global settings. The support administrator role collection enables users to access the support portal and perform tasks such as viewing logs, monitoring performance, and managing incidents. The workspace administrator role collection enables users to manage a specific workspace, such as creating areas, assigning area administrators, and configuring workspace settings. The sub-workspace administrator and area administrator types do not require a role collection assignment, as they are created and managed within the SAP Build Work Zone content manager by the workspace administrator or the area administrator respectively.Reference:

SAP Build Work Zone, advanced edition - SAP Online Help

Explaining the Provisioning of Users and Roles in SAP Build Work Zone

The Fit-to-Standard Analysis is a process of identifying the gaps between the customer's business requirements and the standard SAP solutions, and determining the best way to close those gaps1. When pre-delivered content is planned to be used, such as the content packages provided by SAP Build Work Zone, some activities can help prepare the Fit-to-Standard Analysis, such as:

Expose business content: This means making the relevant business content (for example, SAP Fiori apps) available and accessible in the launchpad component of SAP Build Work Zone.This can be done by configuring the destinations, catalogs, and roles for the business content sources2. Exposing business content can help demonstrate the standard SAP solutions and evaluate their fit with the customer's needs.

Maintain destination to SAP SuccessFactors: This means creating and configuring a destination to connect SAP Build Work Zone to SAP SuccessFactors, which is a cloud-based human resource management system.This can be done by using the SAP BTP cockpit or the SAP Cloud Connector3.Maintaining destination to SAP SuccessFactors can help leverage the pre-built content packages for SAP SuccessFactors that are available in SAP Build Work Zone, such as the Employee Onboarding package4.

The other options are incorrect because they are not related to the pre-delivered content for SAP Build Work Zone. SAP Cloud Transportation Management service and SAP IBP are different SAP solutions that are not part of the content packages for SAP Build Work Zone.

Proven practices for fit-to-standard for your SAP Activate project, Section 1

Explaining the Prepare Phase, Section 2.2

Create and Configure Destinations, Section 2.1

SAP Build Work Zone Content Packages, Section 2.2

The schema of an SAP Build Work Zone URL that is visible to end users is composed of the following elements:

The unique subdomain, which is a custom name chosen by the customer when creating the SAP Build Work Zone service instance.

The DWS datacenter, which is the region where the service instance is deployed, such aseu10,us10, orap10.

The work zone type, which is eitherworkzonefor SAP Build Work Zone, standard edition, orworkzoneadvfor SAP Build Work Zone, advanced edition.

The suffix.ondemand.com, which is the domain name for SAP Cloud Platform applications.

Therefore, the correct schema ishttps://<unique subdomain><DWS datacenter><work zone type>.ondemand.com.

The other options are incorrect because they do not follow the correct order or format of the URL elements. They also confuse the subaccount subdomain and the subaccount datacenter with the unique subdomain and the DWS datacenter. The subaccount subdomain and the subaccount datacenter are related to the SAP BTP subaccount that hosts the SAP Build Work Zone service instance, not the URL that is visible to end users.

Introducing SAP Build Work Zone, Unit 2, Lesson 1, Slide 5

SAP Build Work Zone - Implementation and Administration, Unit 2, Lesson 2, Slide 6

The URL pattern for the Digital Workplace Service component is composed of the following elements:

The subaccount subdomain, which is the name of the subaccount that hosts the service instance.

The work zone type, which is eitherworkzonefor SAP Build Work Zone, standard edition, orworkzoneadvfor SAP Build Work Zone, advanced edition.

The DWS datacenter, which is the region where the service instance is deployed, such aseu10,us10, orap10.

The suffixcfapps.hana.ondemand.com, which is the domain name for Cloud Foundry applications.

Therefore, the correct URL pattern ishttps://<subaccount subdomain><work zone type>.cfapps.<DWS datacenter>.hana.ondemand.com.

The other options are incorrect because they do not follow the correct order or format of the URL elements.

Introducing SAP Build Work Zone, Unit 2, Lesson 1, Slide 5

SAP Build Work Zone - Implementation and Administration, Unit 2, Lesson 2, Slide 6

To add business apps to the Applications menu, you need to use the Content Manager tool, which is located in the Site Manager.The Content Manager includes various editors that you can use to configure apps, groups, roles, and catalogs1.You can add business apps from different sources, such as content channels or manually, and assign them to roles, groups, and catalogs2.You can also add the apps to the workpages of your site using the page designer widget gallery3.The Applications menu is a single page in SAP Build Work Zone, advanced edition, that displays the business apps as tiles that a user can launch2.

The other options are not correct, because:

Work Zone Configurator is a tool that allows you to create and manage SAP Build Work Zone, advanced edition sites, but it does not have the functionality to add business apps to the Applications menu.

Administration Console is a tool that allows you to manage the global settings and security of SAP Build Work Zone, advanced edition, but it does not have the functionality to add business apps to the Applications menu.

Channel Manager is a tool that allows you to create and manage content providers, which are sources of business apps and content, but it does not have the functionality to add business apps to the Applications menu. You need to use the Content Manager to add the apps from the content providers to your site.